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The Way Out

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Civil Elegies Canonical path: /civil-elegies/the-way-out Related lyric paths: 6
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The Way Out

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I hide behind my leaves

Each a cascade

Each a regret

Your visage appals me

I sicken myself

I see everything and

I refuse my deepest tragedy

A blade rip through my face

A weapon cut my eyes

The tendons tear away

The prop will now suffice

I am the truest self and

I refuse my deepest tragedy

Hide behind my leaves

Each a cascade

Each a regret

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